Malawi offers psychosocial support to refugees in camps

DW (English) 2026-01-28

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More than 60,000 refugees living in Malawi’s Dzaleka Refugee Camp carry deep trauma from war and persecution in their home countries. Community-based organizations are supporting refugees' recovery.
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